Helen P. Simpson has served as a community safety officer, involved in the development of crime reduction strategies and supporting secondary victims of homicide.
Helen P. Simpson
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Eileen M. Bowlt
Eileen M. Bowlt is a local and legal historian who has researched and documented the history of English legal systems and local magistrates’ courts.
Michael O’Brien
Michael O’Brien is a survivor of one the most emblematic miscarriages of justice in Britain. Known as ‘The Cardiff Newsagent Three’ case, it has become a key point of reference for campaigners against injustice. His autobiography The Death of Justice (2008) recounts these events and Prisons Exposed (2013) was awarded the People’s Choice Book Award at Amazon.… Read more “Michael O’Brien”
Pauline Campbell
Pauline Campbell is a solicitor who has worked in the public and voluntary sectors. Chair and trustee of the charity Justice4Windrush and its sole pro bono lawyer, she has also provided advice and legal support on the Windrush Compensation Scheme. An all-round champion of the vulnerable and less privileged, her autobiography Rice, Peas and Fish and Chips was published in 2021.
Cindy Sanford
Cindy Sanford is a self-proclaimed “tough on crime” advocate whose accidental meeting with a juvenile lifer prompted a re-examination of long held values and beliefs. She is a registered nurse, the mother of three sons and the wife of a Wildlife Conservation Officer.… Read more “Cindy Sanford”